If We Lived Together

The documentary features interviews with various Chilean artists who share their perspectives on the changes in work opportunities and the difficulties they face while living away from their homeland. Antonio Skármeta, having fled Chile in 1973, brings a unique understanding to the narrative, making it a personal exploration of exile and creativity.

Filmed during a time of significant political upheaval, the documentary provides insight into the impact of exile on artistic expression. It highlights both the struggles and the unexpected benefits experienced by artists as they navigate their new environments. If We Lived Together serves as a poignant reflection on identity and belonging in the context of displacement.